Which of the following is the concept associated with an animal shivering in a cold environment to stay warm?

A) homeostasis
B) conformer
C) counter current heat exchange
D) torpor


A

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The systems that support and move the body are

A. skeletal and muscular. B. nervous and endocrine. C. circulatory and respiratory. D. digestive and circulatory. E. urinary and immune.

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A _______ is a product of meiosis and cytoplasmic division in seed plants that gives rise to a pollen grain.

A. megaspore B. germinate C. microspore D. pollen sac E. pollen tube

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